Bryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur, claims to have reversed aspects of his biological age to that of a pre-teen through intense oxygen therapy. This involves hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), where ...

Bryan Johnson wants to live forever. And for just $349 per ticket and your Saturday afternoon, he promises to share the secrets of his age-defying body with us ordinary folk. Primary Menu Sections ...

Self-proclaimed biohacker who has spent an incredible $2 million to 'live forever' has revealed one mistake he made which ...

Max Guerois has a chronological age of 28 years, but his latest biological test suggests he has only aged as much as an 18 year old. The French resident revealed how he achieved this.

A man claimed that Bryan Johnson’s age-reversal plan helped him look like an 18-year-old at 28. He also revealed the protocol's downsides.

Bryan Johnson. Horacio Villalobos - Corbis/Getty In August 2023, he calculated his erections lasting over two hours and, based on the International Index of Erectile Function , having a 25/25 score.

In Bryan, we have achieved small, reasonable results, and it’s to be expected.” Johnson’s critics have also levelled that aging is as much to do with genes as to how you treat your body.

We often see Bryan Johnson on our social media feeds, and more lately, in his Netflix documentary Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever, which chronicles his somewhat eccentric efforts to ...

Supplements containing nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN), a molecule linked to age reversal in mice, are trending on social media. Biohacker Bryan Johnson, star of a Netflix documentary, uses them.

A new film by the executive producer of Tiger King chronicles one 47-year-old man’s multi-million-dollar bid to beat death and live forever. But why is he doing it, and can it possibly work?